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Undertakers in Australia Are Run Off Their Feet With the High Number of Deaths – and it’s Not Just Because of Covid

by Will Jones
19 September 2022 7:00 AM

Undertakers in Australia are experiencing high demand for their services with people dying in abnormally high numbers in a “worrying” trend doctors can’t explain. Daily Mail Australia has the story.

Martin Masson, who is managing director of Tribute Funeral Services in the western Melbourne suburb of Ravenhall, said there is no shortage of work for him and others in the industry as official figures confirm Aussies are dying at a higher rate in 2022.

“We’ve been consistently busy now since the first of this year,” Mr Masson told Daily Mail Australia. 

“We have certainly seen an increase in the need for our services as have done a lot of other directors.”

Mr. Masson believed more working age Australians are dying but doesn’t have specific statistics to back this.  

“We certainly have seen a distinct shift back to people in their 60s, 50s and even late or mid 40s and even younger,” he said. 

Mr. Masson revealed he had been asked a number of times about increased death rates but had no particular explanation other than Covid being “let rip”.

“Processed food, our lifestyle, staying up late, drinking, stress and that’s been very evident through the past couple of years,” Mr Masson said

“These all go into causing deaths, whether that’s premature or at their time I don’t know.”

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) confirms Australians have been dying at rate higher than normal this year. When mortality rates climb above historical averages, without being explicable by having an ageing population, they are termed ‘excess deaths’.  

“There has been excess mortality recorded in 2022 across all months, with both the number of deaths and the rate of death generally higher than historical averages,” an ABS spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.

“In May, there were 16,124 deaths, which is 13.5% higher than the average of deaths we would normally see occurring in May (14,202).”

Covid was a substantial proportion of those deaths with 862 deaths “directly attributable to the virus in May”.

However, there were also more than the expected number of deaths from dementia, diabetes and ischaemic heart diseases. Cancer deaths had also increased but in line with an ageing population. The ABS said those dying were still largely over 75. 

Peak doctors’ body the Australian Medical Association (AMA) told Daily Mail Australia it was ‘worrying’ that deaths are climbing and it reflected what is being seen overseas. 

“We have seen the ABS statistics that mirror a worrying trend in other countries like the U.K.,” AMA President Professor Steve Robson said.

Britain has seen a 10% increase above what would be the expected number of deaths since April. The main causes have been cited as circulatory diseases and diabetes. Prof. Robson said it was unclear what was driving the excess deaths in Australia.

“There needs to be some research into why this is happening,” he said. However, he pointed to some “likely factors” that could be a hangover from the Covid period of isolation and restrictions. A major likely cause was that people either couldn’t or were scared of seeing a doctor because of infection risk. 

Similar trends have been seen across Europe.

Can any readers think of any other possible causes of increased deaths?

Worth reading in full.

Tags: AustraliaExcess deathsNon-Covid

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Amtrup
Amtrup
2 years ago

No, nope, can’t think of anything else, no, nothing springs to mind, at all.

[sarc]

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Brett_McS
Brett_McS
2 years ago

I think he nailed at the pandemic of “staying up late”. Can’t think of anything else it could be.

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JohnK
JohnK
2 years ago

No, but I what do expect is that there will be quite a few medically qualified opportunists that will promote one cause or another – perhaps without declaring their interests. Anyone who wants to bet on prohibition, e.g.? It could be a wide field, though.

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DanClarke
DanClarke
2 years ago

Don’t they do autopsies?

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Nicholas Britton
Nicholas Britton
2 years ago
Reply to  DanClarke

Stop trying to introduce logic into it. Please keep up with the narrative – if’s all coincidence

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TJN
TJN
2 years ago

If I lived in Australia after what I’d have found out about my native country in the last three years I’d feel like dying too, just giving up and falling off the perch.

Then again, I’d want revenge, so would hang on in there.

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Brett_McS
Brett_McS
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

Agreed, although we have gone through the winter while experiencing some of the world’s highest infection rates – orders of magnitude greater than last year’s – without re-introducing any masking or vaccine mandates etc. Let’s hope that Europe can do the same in the coming winter there.

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TJN
TJN
2 years ago
Reply to  Brett_McS

I almost miss the mask mandates – I used to absolutely delight in not wearing one.

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Brett_McS
Brett_McS
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

Hehe. Same here.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

Haha, they’ll be back.

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Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

I hated every moment of not wearing one. Surrounded by sheep, getting angry with me…

But it had to be done. And I will do it again.

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morganlefey
morganlefey
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

❤️

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wokeman
wokeman
2 years ago

The biggest mystery since who shot JR. Australia really has let itself down, the low points being their thug police force and their kangaroo court treatment of Novak. That trial was so utterly absurd it exposed their whole system as an idiocracy.

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Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
2 years ago

Nope, it’s a really tricky one, I join the legions of people who are utterly puzzled and mystified as to the causes of excess deaths. It’s a real Chinese Puzzle.

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JaneDoeNL
JaneDoeNL
2 years ago

What an embarrassing time to be a scientist or health care professional. They know what is responsible for at least part of the excess deaths, we all know what is responsible. No one dares say it out loud, for fear of being silenced as a swivel-eyed, anti-vaxxer, conspiracy loon. How shameful – people dying without explanation and professionals who have a duty to shed light on this are afraid of being called names (with the exception of a handful who have paid a very high price).

No one finds it odd that the excess deaths across the countries seem to all be running around the 10% – 13% mark? That alone indicates a common cause.

Alex Berenson had some tweets yesterday about a Japanese study referenced in Nature about the vaxx causing ADE. If so, this will not be hidden forever and the continued vaxxing of people without telling them will cause outrage. Pity the fools that do not know when to jump a sinking ship, those that continue backing the poison, even if only out of fear of admitting the truth, will regret their refusal to join the likes of Dr McCollough, Dr Kory, Dr Yeadon, Dr Malone and the others willing to do the right thing regardless of the cost to them.

Amanuensis mentioned some time back that ADE takes a while to show up and predicted we would start seeing it this autumn, I would love to hear more about the timeline between vaxxing and when ADE would start becoming visible.

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TJN
TJN
2 years ago
Reply to  JaneDoeNL

They know what is responsible for at least part of the excess deaths

But do they ? I’m not sure. One eye-opener for me in all this is how dumb many doctors actually appear to be. I say dumb – they are presumably very good at learning by rote long lists of diseases, symptoms, and drugs to ‘treat’ those symptoms with – but are actually useless at critical thinking. It’s as if the most important thing they drum into students at medical school is unquestioning deference to authority.

Your final paragraph on ADE is interesting. I assumed that if ADE was going to appear it would have done so last autumn. And having not really shown up I guessed it was a dog that didn’t bark. Maybe the coming months will prove differently.

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JaneDoeNL
JaneDoeNL
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

Maybe I should have phrased it a little differently. Not so much that they know what is wrong, but that they know or should suspect what is wrong. In NL I doubt that at this point there is anyone left who is not aware of the fact there has been excess/elevated morality for months now. A parliamentary enquiry was ordered for the excess deaths of last year, which has resulted in 0 answers to date, which is in the news, and the 2022 excess/elevated mortality has also been in the news of late.

So even where doctors seek to hide behind the excuse that they are still being told by the minister of health and the public health authority that the vaxx is safe and effective and to keep doling it out, they should at least be starting to ask questions and doing a little research of their own, the information is not hard to find. I do not expect them to categorically state something, but I do believe a doctor’s first duty is to his/her patient, not the public health authorities. So if a doctor has a 20-year old presenting with out of the ordinary problems and ready to get poke 101, I expect the doctor to determine whether such is in the best interests of the patient he/she knows and not just blindly follow the instructions of the public health authority. In addition, they should at least be questioning why there is such long-term elevated mortality and realise that the vaxx cannot be excluded, as the increase in this elevated trend started after the vaxx roll-out. I’d say they have a fiduciary duty to their patients that has priority over any obligation to a bureaucrat.

I thought the same as you about ADE, but Amanuensis (a commenter and contributor to DS in case you don’t know who I’m referring to) mentioned not too long along, possibly on his substack, that it would take a while to show up. Comments in the Alex Berenson thread yesterday mentioned the same and Sophie has given a helpful explanation below.

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TJN
TJN
2 years ago
Reply to  JaneDoeNL

As you say, they should know or suspect. But a mix of arrogance, ignorance, and confirmation bias arising from avoiding the awful realisation that – despite all their ‘expertise’ – they’ve been had, will I guess be keeping them from the truth. Also, most of them will already be jabbed to the eyeballs with this stuff.

Sadly, I suspect that for many doctors their first duty is to their pay packet.

Yes, of course I am aware of Amanuensis and his/her fine work in these pages, but hadn’t seem him/her address this subject. Meanwhile, oh for swedenborg to be here still.

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DevonBlueBoy
DevonBlueBoy
2 years ago
Reply to  TJN

The “critical thinking” you refer to used to be called “diagnostic skills”; a pretty crucial skill if you want to find out the real, as opposed to right, reason for a patient’s illness.

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sophie123
sophie123
2 years ago
Reply to  JaneDoeNL

Given the history with Denguevax and the ADE that showed up there (Philippines), there were a few early indicators if I recall correctly, but the bulk of the deaths started about 18 months after the vaccination campaign, ,once neutralising antibodies had waned sufficiently.
There are many modes of ADE, and every disease is a bit different – but it was always my assumption that we would not know about ADE risk for 2-3 years, and that was what informed my initial decision to wait on this vaccine (that, and the fact that the disease represented a minimal risk and therefore the ADE risk – given that it had been seen in ALL coronavirus vaccines developed previously – was relatively high). Obviously since then there have been lots of other medical reasons not to take the vaccine (too numerous to list), that have vindicated my decision, even if there is no ADE.

Anyhoo – precedent says we should start to see it coming in now, and it will be very clear in another 18 months time. They’ve been topping up the neutralising antibodies with the boosters, which may have staved off the timelines a bit – but that means that the NON neutralising titres will be higher, and therefore the ADE increasingly strong when it DOES hit. And it will, given the mutation rate, the neutralising antibodies are going to be completely useless and ineffective soon, and you’re just going to have a shit ton of non neutralising ones. It could be really bad. That’s what I think anyway.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  sophie123

But, just as a recap, as I do get mixed up between this and OAS, how would ADE symptoms manifest? Would it present as an increase in the vaxxed getting ill and needing hospitalized with severe respiratory symptoms? And therefore just being mistakenly lumped in with the Covid or even flu figures?
I’m just curious how we would actually know it’s happening and if it can be distinguished from other illnesses…

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BurlingtonBertie
BurlingtonBertie
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

OAS means that if the person is infected with a covid pathogen, their body can’t produce the right antibodies.
ADE means that their immune system for fighting off anything is absolutely shafted.
Does that help?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  BurlingtonBertie

So how would we be able to pinpoint when this tsunami of ADE has hit? Just a general increase in all infections and people being hospitalized as a result? Because I was wondering what the clinical evidence for ADE is as opposed to us just presuming that this is what it is when/if it happens, otherwise it’s just a bit vague isn’t it?

Yes thanks for the clarification. 🙂

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BurlingtonBertie
BurlingtonBertie
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Glad it helped 🙂

That is the whole point of the bioweapon induced ADE – plausible deniability & because everyone is an individual, the reaction to the bioweapon will be individual. All that can be spotted are patterns & trends, hence why official data sources changed their recording of the data when the patterns started to become too obvious so as to prevent any awkward questions being asked…

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  BurlingtonBertie

Yes, I see. In an ideal world, it’s not that every hospital admission should be swabbed for Covid but in my opinion everyone should have their jabbed status, inc how many and when their last one was, recorded. Especially if somebody is admitted with cardiac issues, suspected stroke or blood clots or respiratory ailments. What irritates the hell out of me is that Covid was put front and centre of everybody’s possible admission or cause of death, even if they died of something totally unrelated, but I can’t imagine anybody’s jab status being even inquired about, let alone noted in a patient’s records as a possibility for their illness. It’s just total double-standards and fudging of the data so that there will always be an artificially high number of Covid figures for those hospitalized or dead and the opposite stats for those suffering Covid jab serious adverse events/deaths. The entire system is rigged towards The Narrative and the doctors and nurses who meekly go along with it are complicit.

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sophie123
sophie123
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Usually it is severe virulence. Or a cytokine storm type response. Like I said, lots of different types. I’m not sure what they saw in the cats & ferrets (that died in the SARS vaccines they trialled prior to the current pandemic).

The ADE animal tests for covid were done in rhesus macaques – a species which doesn’t get meaningful covid symptoms, despite being infected. Curious choice of animal model…usually you use ferrets or cats for a coronavirus, as I understand it, as you want to see how the disease might manifest….what a mystery….

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RW
RW
2 years ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Both terms are really associated with the same failed dengue fever vaccine. It is conjectured that the immune system of the body gets imprinted with the epitope of the first of a family of closely-related viruses the body gets infected. That’s also referred to as original antigenic sin. During a later infection with another virus from the same family, the body will predominantly produce antibodies supposed to attach to the epitope of the first infection which will thus fail to neutralize the virus. Via the attached antibody, the non-neutralized virus will get into macrophages it’ll then infect before they can devour it. This phenomenon, whose existence is also being conjectured, is called antibody-dependent enhancement.

All of this should really be taken with a big grain of salt as that’s all just theories somebody came up with to shift the blame for the failure of his dengue fever vaccine onto big, bad nature. In particular, there are four kinds of dengue fever viruses, hence, according to the NHS, people can get it more than once. But if their OASed immune system could only produce ADE triggering antibodies, they’d all die from the second infection. As mankind hasn’t yet died out because of dengue fever which is endemic in some of the densest populated areas of this planet, something obviously doesn’t quite hang together here.

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JaneDoeNL
JaneDoeNL
2 years ago
Reply to  sophie123

Thanks for the explanation. I knew that ADE kicks in when neutralising ABs wane, but as we were hearing how ABs wane after 3 months, I had thought we would see it sooner, but I see what you’re saying. I do think the continued jabbing will only make things worse and that is why it is such a disgrace. Even giving the authorities the benefit of the doubt that they feel there is no other choice at this point than to keep jabbing away, they need to be truthful and above all say that although they think keeping people “topped up” is necessary, they really have no idea how it will work out over the longer term and what further damage might be caused. If people are then still willing to be guinea pigs, have at it.

I never contemplated taking the vaxx as they had said at the start it would be akin to the flu jab, only somewhat helpful against symptoms. I wouldn’t consider taking the flu jab (not offered at my age anyway), so I certainly wouldn’t consider taking a new vax that offers no more than the flu jab.

What put me off even more was the idea of auto-immune disease. I have always thought that instructing your own body to produce a substance as if it were natural to the body rather than an invading pathogen was likely to cause all kinds of auto-immune problems.

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sophie123
sophie123
2 years ago
Reply to  JaneDoeNL

I am just speculating on the boosters. Biology is somewhat predictable, but there are always surprises, from what I can see.

Do you subscribe to the eugyppius substack? he has just written on it – v interesting – seems like there is a ‘sweet spot’ (or rather danger spot) potentially for some people only when there are just too few neutralising and too many non neutralising antibodies. Not everyone may hit that spot.

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JaneDoeNL
JaneDoeNL
2 years ago
Reply to  sophie123

Haven’t seen eugyppius today, will go have a look.

It makes sense. RW is indicating some reservation about the concept of ADE as people obviously survive it. But saying there could be disease enhancement doesn’t mean it will necessary kill everyone. I always took it as meaning that under certain circumstances some people may be more prone to being infected and in some cases might become more ill – presumably that would be the same people for whom vaxxes do not work so well (the elderly and people with immune problems).

I have said before that the Dutch public authority vaxx surveillance report of August and September compared effectiveness of the vaxx in different groups – 2x, 3x, 4x vaxxed compared to unvaxxed, 2x compared to 3x, etc. In both of those reports there is a clear indication that 2x vaxx have a greater chance of being admitted to hospital and to ICU than unvaxxed, there has to be a reason for that (this was in people over 50 if I remember correctly). If it were simply a matter that people who were 2x vaxxed, with the 2nd vaxx being at least a year ago, summer 2021, no longer had any protection, then they should surely just be on a par with the unvaxxed. The report (in its numbers, not in its words) indicates otherwise. Either ADE is the explanation or longer-term problems with the immune system due to the vaxx, but I would expect that to show up in all vaxxed compared to unvaxxed.

Off to read eugyppius now 🙂

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sophie123
sophie123
2 years ago
Reply to  JaneDoeNL

My hypothesis fits that observation. I’ve no idea if it makes biological sense though.

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RW
RW
2 years ago
Reply to  JaneDoeNL

RW is indicating some reservation about the concept of ADE as people obviously survive it. But saying there could be disease enhancement doesn’t mean it will necessary kill everyone.

A viral infection will either be eliminated by the immune system. Or the infected body will eventually die because of it. There’s no third option. The NHS page on Dengue fever states that people can get it multiple times because they’ll only become immune to virus variants they actually encountered but it’s usually a harmless disease nevertheless. Hence, assuming that OAS and ADE exist, they must be, in direct opposition to what the naming suggests, relative fringe phenomenons.

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TJN
TJN
2 years ago
Reply to  sophie123

Thanks for this explanation Sophie – so this winter could be the true test, especially as the booster take-up has been falling away.

Glad I’m in the right side of the trials split!

Incidentally, my initial decision on not having the stab was based on the fact that I knew they were lying through their teeth, right from spring 2020.

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Nicholas Britton
Nicholas Britton
2 years ago

Can readers think of other possible causes? uuuummmmmmmm… how about brexit, climate change, Trump, colonialism, white supremacy, racism?. Apart from those I can’t think of anything.

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RW
RW
2 years ago
Reply to  Nicholas Britton

Claiming that humans are sexually reproducing mammals and that the kind of people who can get pregnant are called women and the other men would suggest itself here.

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Free Lemming
Free Lemming
2 years ago

Hmmm, not really. We had this new flu-type virus kicking about, which caused the tyrannical governments to lock people in their homes for ages, then they injected the entire planet with a novel ‘vaccine’ using a technology that had never before passed human clinical trials. Oh, hang on….

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David101
David101
2 years ago

Here on Planet Reality we’re just as baffled as the next person why we’re seeing vast numbers of excess deaths post pandemic, when the high rates of death in a real pandemic would normally be followed by a downward trend in deaths once it has passed. It’s happening everywhere, so you would have thought it was due to something universally administered.
Now over to Mr. Bourla.

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Paradigm B
Paradigm B
2 years ago

I can’t say what is causing it.
But what I do know 110% is that it ain’t the safe and effective jibby jab.

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David101
David101
2 years ago
Reply to  Paradigm B

Wow, so they created a totally safe and effective jab? That’s great news – all the rest have been crap!

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago

Well the Swiss Doctor is still putting it down to heat waves, Omicron being deadly and data misrepresentation ( I see they tried and failed to link to the DS article, I think by Will, which some time back argued that once data was adjusted for age and corrected for morbidity, there were no excess deaths in the UK ) but I note they do give a bit of a nod to the pseudo-vaccines as a possible cause of some deaths in their conclusion.

I note that they also include several studies which demonstrate those who’ve survived severe or moderate Covid have an increased risk of morbidity months down the line.

https://swprs.org/how-real-is-2022-excess-mortality/

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Dr G
Dr G
2 years ago

As an Australian doctor, thanks for all the BTL comments- some great humour as well as despair in many.
I like to think that I have, in a small way, been a beacon for reason in the darkness of the past 2 1/2 years.
Anecdotally, these statistics have been obvious to any medical practitioner with at least a couple of functioning synapses.
Still no interest at all from politicians, the health bureaucracy, MSM, medical bodies et al, and the ongoing threats of deregistration if one raises one’s head too high.

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Sforzesca
Sforzesca
2 years ago
Reply to  Dr G

It’s been bad enough here (UK) but it seems nowhere near as bad as Australia. God knows how you’ve coped.
There are though far more of us than they would have you believe, and this is despite the biggest propaganda campaign the world has ever seen- and never ever forget – we’ve got right on our side.
It’s nice to know that you’ve survived the indoctrination of med. school, sadly too many have not.

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Lockdown Sceptic
Lockdown Sceptic
2 years ago

They have had a lot of snow in Australia recently due to Global Warming. Or maybe they are hiding the true cause the Greater Good

Norman Fenton: “Academics have told me ‘We have to lie for the Greater Good’ ”

Norman Fenton is Professor of Risk Information Management at Queen Mary London University and is also a Director of Agena, a company that specialises in risk management for critical systems. 
https://rumble.com/v1kkp0p-norman-fenton.html

Norman Fenton: “Academics have told me ‘We have to lie for the Greater Good’ ”

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
2 years ago
Reply to  Lockdown Sceptic

“Norman Fenton: “Academics have told me ‘We have to lie for the Greater Good’ ””

Ah yes, the Noble Lie. Lying is fine as long as you are Noble (self described/declared/elected). Lies are OK as long as they are the lies I, a Noble Wise One, decide are Noble. Other lies are Bad. I, as a Noble One, need to keep the truth from the non-Anointed. Just bloody Plato and his Philosopher Kings all over again.

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AethelredTheReadier
AethelredTheReadier
2 years ago

How strange, what a total mystery. I’m completely dumbfounded. Is it because everyone down there is upside down? Or maybe it’s Vegemitus?

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RW
RW
2 years ago
Reply to  AethelredTheReadier

Presumably, this (everyone upside down) causes blood clots in the brain!

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evilhippo
evilhippo
2 years ago

Sheesh, yeah it’s a complete fuckin’ mystery.

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morganlefey
morganlefey
2 years ago

do the corpses of these unfortunately deceased show any signs of having been trampled to death? if so, this could possibly indicate there’s a rogue elephant loose in their living room, which they sadly failed to notice, hiding behind the sofa.

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Epi
Epi
2 years ago
Reply to  morganlefey

😂 😂 😂 Love it!!!

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Epi
Epi
2 years ago

Hmmm! Nope nothing springs to mind. Oh hang on a minute ….it couldn’t could it….no surely not?

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Simon MacPhisto
Simon MacPhisto
2 years ago

No. Nothing to see here. Move along.

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